Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 1

BAIIiT CITIZEN VOL. IX NO. 333 OTTAWA CITY, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1873. PRICE-3 CENTS. t.

rtiAr.flpnoi ftl fttinf 1 r- inpn I HEALTH IS WEALTH, WANTED. NW ADVKKTISBMENTS. TV 'ANTED. A Srst-class Harness maker Constant emlovm.it ko1 viirt given. Apply ui f.

WIUGHT, WVlllnpton sir-rt Ottawa, October iTlii. the Opposition while selfishly availing themselves of their assistance, did not keep them in their agitations, and opposed all the schemes of the Government lor the amelioration of the condition of the province. As one of the lato members for Halifax plut it, tho(Jrits had "opposed inch by inch, and Mcp by step, every leonccHion to Nova 'Scotia." After having paited With the Opposition on grounds so peculiarly strong, that adherence to that party hasfeince become a ban There is no use in rpeakmg to the managers of tho company; they appear to have lost all sense of decency and honor. If any action is to be taken, it must be in the City Council and there anyone there man enough to stand up for the people's rights in this matter? The managers ol the gas company may be great municipal wire pullers but any interference in elections on their part, in opposition to a man who opposes their wholesale unblusning violation of tho contiact to supply the city witb gas, can very soon he silenced. If the Council won't enforce the Gas Company to give us light.

we will know tho reason whv. EATEi'A YLi'. Ottawa. Oct. iTth, ISTC.

The true wy to preserve It, Is to kp th firt dry hiiJ warm during tin chnniceable weather, and tlii bent plAcci to ft the article, for tlml purpows at I be lowest prices, Is to to tlio People's Cheap Shoe Store, W. K. If)WN CO. nil Hparkv-HU ts-pteiuler 131Il BEFORE assuring your life, examine the new Tontine Havliur Knnd Annr. tnni m-trouuecst by the f.ytillallo l-lle Awiirmir ir irt by which an Endowment Toncy imianlitl alordl-imry Life Kutpii.

Ottlce, Reailln. Hoom, Rneli IloiiMt. K.C. Wk.M era Vxeni for Kiuttern tlntano N. Aluo, Agent for tbel Cnimlo I lu ran Use Compaiiv, ol Woiitrcal.

Hfpifiuur'td 1 df FAMEUSE APPLES Jl'ST RECEIVED. -AT MCDONNELL'S 66 Sussex Street, 66. IVt. Itth.OM -1-7-71 Baltimore Mm and Finnan daddies, AT 1 1. II.

blt'CNNA N's, Itll.nii Sire -I. I lelolier 1 "oTs K1KTV IIAUIll l.s UK Caracetle and Malpec Shell Oysters Swei I'ntalop an I llraK, Just recelvpU lit W. H. J. H.

Shaver's cictnUer Uth. WOOD! WOOD! DRY Hard and Soft Wood, Sawed and Unsawed lYomptlv dellverpil In nny vXtt of Hip Pit in. in .1 IIK. 's winhI yanl. (IffliT, HpurkH treei, lieill the s-npnctM' Uridyl I7lh.

1 1 ST' EPAKI'MEN-'J'. i'tti ie, I lelolier in III IsTl. I'TIIOKIZED discount on am km can In- volt ks 11111 il lurl her notice pcT nit. ft. s.

M. I I 111 miss. ier of t'listoms on I hereliv ulven that the inn llirrslilli lulelv pxl-lini tuiiler the style of 10 iN A A Mcl-AVAN hits Imeh mutually dlM lived thl day. I'ated uetol. 7th, Isr.l j.

c. Mi -r: wan. A. t. It'iNAN.

dly-lsk October L'lst jyTcii "ilri.iious kogi's. The mihteilltiir Icivii J.ist reeelvisl finm 11 pelp hraii Kiowi-f In I Ii a l.n sii 1 ply ot Imlei I Units, oi.t-l.tiin of llVAI'ISf I IKS. tIKH'l 1.1 1'S, KAHCISM'S. I. II.

I. IKS ItnW.X NU WlHHtl'S. JilStll ll A MA t)l II KltS. iile ie.l lor nt 111.1I1 ralr price. A I'll IttsTI A (.1 1., l'niKlsi, Sji.uk i.r"pt 1 icli.lx fith.

NSolA'ENl' A c'l' op ISC'J. In tlir mattrr of N. A. K. hevrlrft liiMilvciil.

Auction Sale of Bankrupt Stock. I'Iip entire Htiick-Iii-Trinp, Htoie I ur.iltur and iTlures of Ihe nlnive 11. one I In-olY fill. I In nllered for Sale Itv I'ulilie Aiietton, on Tl'rHllW, the 2-th tit llo'elMk A nt In thi premlsett occupied by the IiimiIvi-iiIp, on Suhm'X -In el 1 itlaM'a TneMiiM-k well ns-oilt-d ami In pjceeilPiit oriler, and nimprla 'i'wt-ptl. T11I or i rlminliiKS HeiilY-mde 1 lotlilnir, iiiiiitiiliK lo out as IT I nvniiMtr I hp ilel.ls Hue 10 inn win III he 1.

Here I (ur Tlie stork now oppii Im liiw) lloii on the piemlsp. Yvherp uImi copy nf Ih iiivetilorv mid Ii-' ot hook ih la tain epn. Aid fnrlher Inform itloii inn Ik had on wpplirMli'ni tn I hi UllilelnlKtle'l. TKItM'S ill he made known on tfiV of Kale The iitei. hii lieen 10.110 'IMI It1.

iay iie xt, hip him hi ii.p n'oiin ie ur and pi pp. Amlnnne. Ottawa, I7ih, WIIEELKR WILSON AUAIN THIl'MI'ilANT At the Vienna Wtf Exposition. 1873. I'y Cahlo from Vienn, Auwut IV liCi Wheeler Wll-on.

MmiulncturliiB COfOtany, t7t llrramwav, New York. If. a wrd-d -ri Mpdul ir merit, irnd MeUI lor pnrr. ami ilm mly rsewiia- Marhlue iinnv rpptinniPtHlpi tiy il.i I teriiiilloiiHl Jnrv lor thp'lruiid li'i maul onor. i-v the new umily Msehli.e In nil Iu fwrft p'lon HII I lcnee.

Hpp llm Ill No. Ihci ia-l lit l'i world MaiiitfaPtun rifc ti A. WAl.ToN, R. 1 1.1 It EN, for Ord. T7 HrAKKti Hi KJlEI I Jt A Hpiitrm tier ami.

t-ll MrtilU NOTICE. fPHE fJiporation of the City of Ottawa will apply to the liOgUlaUtrw of lha rrovlnca of On-Uris at its npxt Ht ion. for an Art terniwer Uip kanl to morWaw lira Wclllnuw A'ard and I tTSrpton' KlaU MrkUs, nr th ttiirpoaa of rilinr. by way of Ijmn, uiieti amount of money a may hi reUlreil ior arertion cl Murket It In I'piprTown. and for ettnr-r ourj o-r oooriftpd wlta.

Market. M'w. V. I.KTT, City Ottawa. City CU rk.

lictob. (rd. 14T3. M- ILL PMVELIGE FOR Al.E. Two huudrpd sptshi of land for wl wiuna Shirty nillrt of utlaw Tha pfMpsTty loclotU- a Good Mill Privelege, And the only rH'ilcrfway tollmll of lx )aar oa sola fur ooe thousand doilam, ruot front tbf Inlbrmatkio apply to the Bdltor r.t Tuu CiTia-aw.

Cw-UtC-rr 2Vh. ST-tf 1XH--W TEU DAY A genu Wantesl. All rlaiuksi of wnrklnir Ipoi of elthpf set, young or old, make bhiiv money at work lor its Iu their spare mouienla, or nil the II hip, iliaa at any. thing elm-. I'aiUculun O.

HlINnoN Uu, roruand, Maine. Ma a. nawlT MONEY WAGES. I $10 a Biamiiiml. ltuaOnoaa Ta all I npw and ipriuai'iit batma or aimmj i dt or pypiiIih; im ea4lal fsuii-ni Thounaiiila tinlna inuiHy.

till In. PAI1K I structloiis and aauiplpa (thai ivtall hr fil mallpil frep. A ldrpsil K. TlioKN. TISIK tS, ilulMUP.i, Hepleinhpr II.

rANTEI) IMMEDIATELY. Active aicpnt on aalary ur com mission. Work for pvprylly and uelipr wn thaii anylUUig Jm 1'artiriilara frr. Ik.K 4 J. KKAKNst, IU KiUpmu strwat.

sppicmtipr ffind uw. tn ANTED At the Kussell House-Four llnll llojs. mto'crlltli Home 'riii lo liiKiiufaclura Ilea nrat prtaa Novelty 'ush'ii Mitel. Im or to Imy Mima T-rrltiry a I He proH nintji nupply lit demand. A PI I lo SI ItKLT A AltMTIHN(l Hrllpvlllo Ikilill.

IVloherTtli. JAUILLON CAN WoKKs. TIMBER WANTED. Tin' im I I ri'n'ilr i a Ihi- pi n)liy 4 I'luit. mi It nt I limit 'i' i' hi fni ii a Hi I I work, nt thl- ll mid nr.

ow rp- ir I lo i oit. i lo in (h.i tic- lil i im i.i Istii. liiict lor ed her Ih ml or poio.ni the cil. Is nln I lull. of iiiiinlit.es n.

id dim hi. i i. "in he had In iip'i el pel innll or lo' 1 It tx It. N.KK A CM. CiMitr rims C.

W. i torn ofllpp, CiiiCIoii, I'. ti icn.Uer Uu Mi.i. .11 fMIE MAN "The Stae of a Ne.v Lit," A Imok i iint evi rv il sho'ild In. ve otip ftir Inch Hie ri I Is now liep eimv i-wl ny KI I ml ill irl-'i-, A.ei.t, Coi ner a nl llino-lore sir iclo Al.ul, I 1 OViiD.

T. I iii rene.1 In rpnpivisl hi. 'IiIhiimIi Tul'ur. Illtf hsl lo ll IlilN k. Ore.

Older, nil lull Mill- pin I. led lo let ih. lv Ti EA Northern Colonization Railway. 'IMIE I'lMi; I'OK ll.NI'l.l for 'I 1 1 iii. 1 1,, i i line ol Ih I.

IN 0 ivecli il Therese i.u I Uienvl Ip I HIIM.NKII I I lha i ii i ma kmiiku npt. AI'll i A Co I or. Moillrenl. Pt 1, IsT 1 1 I i I 1 1 ill in St. Lawrence Ottawa Railway.

Til IC HKI.IAIIl.t: LINK I The Shortest, Quickest and Best Rcute rt- TO AM I KO Tyi All PuiulH Fust, L.nd West. 1 1 1 1 1-: I I 1 1 1 1 i r-pectlully mfornird that 1 iiniil luriher otic Pullmiin Palncc? Cms Will Itun I hroii.li Between Ottawa and Montreal AN 11 Ottiwa and Toronto, WITHOUT t'UANOK, A follow Leu ii i iMiiwn, lor Monlrpal nnd Tomntii at P.Su p. in Ih)', Thurad) mid Miitur Imf. I.e.iYiiii Mi.iilniil nt and 7 on hi It i nt 71 p. Ion dlrtWH, Momlat, Wptl-iiniujiiy and niht).

tf ti i will lt run ht 'Wioin iillaw ami I 'reset it I OH I III iluV" TIIDl, ItKVVOI.lp. M.on.ili iHrPi (. ih. a :r.l. A I 'I "II' IN SALE Boau'iful 8t iled Vi da, By Hector McLean, riiur-ilny.

f'llcJny ntl Sn md iy, iiCfi ill.U X.r itth and the i I wn p.m. and hpyhii rr 1 he iihuerihi Id cp'I h) I'l ll Alt 'I, il hi. rot. it pin I ie I. ii i eiil.eel H.ll I I lie li'lll I.

i t.l Al- l.iml I.C hrnii Ii. Ntw i.tik. iii.ifYid Mini iiei ii.t hi ii most ir an I lif k' in. n- itpr. nrrnoil In rroni-on rpring.

altd un ler i.m sIiuiIp. im kn i ful Hi ap ni rial in Ita mt-nta lor tlie ejitiim or trior. h. Mclean. AUCTIOMLISH.

7i'l. to Rv nt. ON ti ot NovtmUr. Ji'3 tLe i on ici hy tno sc-rdipr, i-'in'j limit I ttf.d tn mi liicli.ir. wiUi Uk laM.

Insl-, K. im 4p. Al-s I UsO I.VV liltll'K on ufjl cinhi'lilriK II fliil.lie I room mpl Pel- hii I i hvIiiu Hl'ii' lii-il a vurd with Ac Ac. Ifritiiarp pleasiti.tly kltUHUsI on llm wtl ai or tllitpii. -iriPi, i.

Tit from Mia tiaI of tt Min loniwuy, lntaw, OrtotHi- IU. tic 'IM IE Coriioration of th City of OtlA mill 1 aiittlv to tun Iv maluraof ih ITo'tia at CT- lartrL at its iwi MPMioit. for so Act in aoalM tta ld corfH-aUAn liil.iu or tbaaSBOuot rpci'ttratl to pomplPi ih Wal Woik In ttoe CUT ij Ottawa WW. r. I'tTT, city Hit.

uiuwii, ntyVUtt. txntttxr iMa, iti BREAKFAST RELISHES FLVSAX UADVlHii, rjsii. KIl'l'KUED nERBISGS, I BO LOOS A 8AUSAQE.S JTitt RECEIVED. James Buchannan," UVSHBX HTBMKT. FVptebt.

t-Wa1lt (IS "who were themselves under impeachment for crimes which almost amounted to 'treason," and Mr. Lwivntf: fail he affirmed that neither the people nor their representatives would submit to being deprived of the rights, libertie, and privi-" leges which belonged to them as 'subjects;" and Jlr, Dokion said: ''The prerogative right was supposed to lo employed to protect the liberties of the peo-" pic to day it has been employed to "destroy them, and the act would creato an "excitement throughout the country little expected, we believe, by the Governor 'General, who, in proroguing the House. had acted upon advice fiom persons not 'at all qualified to give it." Vet, in the face ol the-e declaration, wo told that nobody accused having acted Why, tho whole head and front of the Governor-General's offending in tlii matter was that he bad not acted in accordance with constitutional u-age if he had not done so why was he accused, abu-ed, sneared at, and threatened with recall Wo havo read this declination of tho great irit organ, that nobody accused Earl lu i of. having acted unconstitutionally," with something of amusement, mingled wit contempt. It is a too late attempt to retract an accusation that weakened the power of tlio op.

position; and it was written with a feeling that tho day was at hand when the Parliament of the Iioininiou would most certainly and authoritatively acquit Earl 1i and with bun his (iovernment, of all suspi-cion of having acted other than in aerord-" a i'o with constitutional u-agc." THE BEECHWOOD CEMKTEKY. Coniirt rating tlir (iroundi An Imposing Cereuion) Tlir A pcrnre of tle Groiiiiilni ami llir IJl.hop'ii llframki, Last Saturday afternoon the consecration of the Beechwood Cemetery was proceeded with after several delays, which were occasioned by tho inclemency of tho weather. Tho ceremony was performed by bis Lordship tho Bishop of Ontario, nssmtc I by the Kov. Messrs. Polland and Jones, niong TUB SI'KCTATOUS I'RBsKXT were Messrs.

J. M. Currier, M. U. J.

Dune. N. Bate, Clarke, .1. D. slater, (ieo.

May, and W. Coussens. There were also several ladies present. A de-cnption of tho beautiful locadon was given in a previous issue o( The Citizen, mo that it is needless to go over tho sa no ground again. Wo would merely -rail attention to TIIK IMPKOVEMKNTS which havo boon made.

The grounds bavo been fenced all around with a very durable and, at the same time, ornamental wooden fence. The cemetery it sol I has been subdivided into parcels and lots, through whicii 'beautiful avenues bavo been constructed and Appropriately named, g.ving tho whole a very picturesquo Appearance. They are tastefully arranged, interesectingeach other an even manner. Wo advise thoso who havo not yet seen the improvements to pay lieeehwood Cemetery a visit. Then thero aro the chapel, the conservatory, mortuary, and stable buildings now being erected, and which are nearly completed.

Tho whole havo been under the direction ol Mr. If. Sin tees, and do liim infinite credit. tut. I'ho Mot chosen for the ceremony was ti flat al tlio foot of the inclination tho l'orYth memorial.

At three o'clock the Lev. gentlemen arrive 1 and the Consocia tion services ol the htircliot Jnglamt were lead, as contained me cnurcn services. Tin: minor's ui.vi His Lordship afterwards brielly addressed thoso present. Ho regretted that thete was not a larger number in attendance to witness tho ceremony Many iiersons, ho I knew, regarded consecration as an act of superstition, yot ho thought it was very strange that porsons who were such alarmists of superstition did not look upon the consecration of buildings as such. Ihe practice, however, was becoming more popu lar ot Lite, and lie was glad it was, lor ne thought tho clay wherein the mortal remains of the dead lay moid li ing should not bo denied i onsecral nn.

lie regarded it as a good omen that tho -several Protes tant denominations bad como forward and requested him to perform tho ceremony. Ho thought that consecration did a great dpal towards producing a toper respect for the dead, anil weshould encourage the time honored custom, lie concluded by expressing his satisfactionat taking part so interesting a ceremony. The 14'nd hymn was then pronounced the benediction. Accipkst. bast Saturday evening a I.ttlc girl about seven years ot age, was run over it the eastern approach to the Sappers bridge.

She was a daughter or l.owies. of Bank Street. Ihe wheel ot the vehicle passed over her leg, but when taken to I'r. Kobillard office -lie was found to have mi--. tained no fractuic.

l.AUlTY.--l'rom a subscriber in Ayl- mer we learn that ho has not received his paper for two weeks. I ho fault lies with tlio Post Office ofhciao. as ttie paper lias been regularly mailed. Tin attention of tho Post Office called to this matter. THE STREET LAMPS.

To the I llloi of 'lur ITlI Can Mr. Clemow or any other man tell mo whv the residents of Sandy urn have hud to light their street lamps themselves ot late, and find them bumin at nine in tho morning? Pops any one know there was no light Let ween tho Albion and St. Aliian's last mcht Tho worshippers at St. Joseph's, St. Alban's, and the court I House, had to snlasli through the mud and jostle each other on rough sidewalks tho dark.

Your respectfully. K. K. October L'Tth, liTJ. THE tiAS COMPANY.

To the Editor of The citizen Sir, Turn your attention from politics lor a few minutes and see it there is no way whatever to enforce the Gas Company to supply the citv with the gas we aro taxed so heavily for. Night after night our streets are enveloped darkness, ana scarce gas lamp is lighted. Is is the lault of the Fire and Light committee? Some of the worthy Aldermen wen: mad over the sign by-law, for fear their heads should btrike against projecting signs; but did any ot them never run against a lamp post on a dark night? ir not, let these public dinners be hurried up, and perhaps some of them will we will then have the lamps lighted, or we won't have to ppy for them. Wrietit IVuhmX ontt.pK:i Miliim Jin Hook f.0"t 1 Hilcsma'i WimtKil. Central Ri.iiway ofTlrW L-u- 1 Bwienn AC lhylf Ctinaifiiin Monthly ..) I x.i.!-:s.

HuIcmiihh .1 Cbu Bryan The C.30 a. ni. U'n are 1 leased to It'lt: 11 thlU tli lit I jUJtamc! I.y Mr. DoiMviile, Sun nitty, of serious lifiturc. it.

Witlon of Hamilton, will mid Jfr. of Jolictte. will j-ecoiiil JrefAintlif Ilmpc of "0111111011 I hi noon. At noon today, Oui'mct, the (io-vcni- taeDtcniidi'lutf in had a. "I three lmnlrcil over his opponent.

Thm triumph ol'tlif Liberal ConservntivcH over tho let lor I iilinont ceitiiin- iferers' Ixs rpirardud n- The lato.it rotur.iH this a'tonio from the polling jiia'f-i Lav nl county, Otiiinct a majority of 4.VT. This 5'ivoti ns id mo cloulH i.i enlci taitie I of hi i-cliirn l-y a largo majority. W'o hopo tin 'iovernment will to place a Hum in tlii.i mskmi. for the improvement tho npproiie.hc to the Su.icriM'o:i l'iil; Tlicy aio in al-most inipa-'ri'lo state, ijcUIos lciiiir too niir.wv ti I.i'c lie immense tr.illie paving over them. Wo liavo repeatedly railed, attention in Iho di-gi aceful con.

ditiori in which tin impo: tnnt work i-. loft, and wo now recur to thr? sulijcct boi'irise tho timo ii ojipo; tunc; for making prnvn ion for ttiii muoli-iioedcvl improvrmont. TIjo (lovi'i urii'Mit majority on tho tost vote, vano'i-ly ctiir.atcd at from (en to twe-ntv 'ivi', tlio IiiUh admit now, that ill1 Ministry will bo Mi.stuine.il. thougii many of them think the majority Will be very nariow indeed. Some of hem, more Minjmiue than aro already chueklmg ovomi jnoiiectivo victory for the Opposition.

Wo doubt whet her the chickens tlioy no.v count so confidently, will ever be batched. Tho occupation amines vtheni, however, and doesn't hurt the ijov-1 Thr ItiittH ml tin- l.oitn. Mnny of our Opposition contemporaries have been making elegant ca tracts of late fiom the I. on. Ion Thiv.

W'a wisli (o call their attention to an extiact which, perhaj), they bavo inadvertently overlook-ed. The London Timm, is not, we regict to lay, always friendly to Canada, and has di. played a particularly uiilViondly bias toward tbo present tlovcrpuiont of tiiU country. inereiore. wnen mo great organ oi public of inion, and the gieat authority British linance, makes a lavoiablo statement concerning tho country and the iovernment, it is quito a.if'o to tako it for granted that it Uonly tolling the simplest truth and doing Us tho barest, justice.

With those introductory comments, wo bej; our readers' attention to ihe following paragraph from the Times The Hon. S. Tli.l.KY,C. 15., tbo aniulian 'ilmister of Linance, is a passcngeif ly ihe "Allan steamer Austrian which leaves to "day for Halifax. Mr.

Tii.i.ky is ablo to re-" port to his colleagues tho great success which lias attended the floating the 'ao-' adian (iovernment l'our per cent Loan of Tho total applied for was The whole of tbo amount was taken above tho rnmiinum, and tbo was somethingoverXl(ll. A of this with tho price cd other "Colonial guarentoed loans trill show the lthit7i estimate which thr Dominion ut.t f-" quiretl in Emjlish monetary irelcs, by the "xotiiul atlmiiiistration of' its JinAiirct, nnl its ''rapid increase in wealth. 'I'hvs ltanlc of Kr.g-" land for 50'. of the entire "loan." Now this testimony most timely. It shows that no agitation has been nblo to tdiakc the confidence ot tho coKl, calcula ting cynical money market in tho bonet governing of Canada, and tbo certain progress of tho great work it has only been prevented from actually beginning.

A 'iovernment that was if rotten with corruption would hardly bo complimented by the Times' on its sound financial rat ion, and tho securities of tho Pacific b'aihvay, would not bo at a premium iu the maiket, if tho Pacilio Kaihvny Scandal had made any impression tho bighor public mind of England. That it has made no Mich im pressicn, the abovo paragraph proves. That the Imperial (Jovernrnent is not disturbed by it, tbo dispatch of Earl proves. That the Parliament of Canada is not moved by it. wo trust tho debate of this week will prove.

The Maritime Me tubers. It is said, with some reasonable grounds, wo believe, that several members of the maritime provinces, notably of Nova Scotia, are going to vote with tho Opposition in i this matter of tho Pacific Railway. On what reasons they havo founded their alleged courso of conduct woaro at ft loss to imagine, and why they should again revert to that Tarty lrom which, on grounds that are yet as strong as over, they severed themselves Romo sessions ago, we aro also unable to ascertain, Those among them who had a sharo in the proceedings ot the earliest Parliament must remombor that when they were out of tuuo not only with tho Oovernment, but with tho very existence of tho pom'nion, i I i I U'itava. it, 1x73. Coinf WASTED.

A lirst -class Milliner and a AiIcmhuii. II. PATTEK- so.V, October I Iietween W. 11. 1'iaey's, Jewellery ti Hint J.

A. I'ihunls I'rv xIh Ntoiv, it l'oi'KKT liiKiK, conUtluli a si.v.T Wi.fh, money D.I i i -rs. riw tin lo will suCRiily iiv r. I. run Mime Ml's-dl-.

.1. T. I'KVNitl -S ark- Moot, ocloitcr Till. PPL' i i IIA PPPOACMING SALES BY BEKMISU- mn's very night lit 7: this week i 'n I 'r Mis lay. 1-U i'e of Moiiselmlil urntliir lit tiisavs.

Sinter street. The cre.it. -t vile of Mi lostfy iminll llplo v( ollereil in tills city, nlsint en I ot tin- liHiriili In lcy or Urn i ii toil, -Mo! (JKKAT ACTION SALE -n Silvi.rwnie, Ivory Handled Cut" lory, Gold Htid Sliver Watches, Di mond Rings, Ac, oc, Tin. suliscfll.er Is Instructed to miiKiiince i inost Iniinil lit Mtle of i-li'Kiint ami cosi lru.e I'litie slverwnip, bv l-st innkom. or he mo-t styles un.

I finest work in m-lilp, oons Mini Ivccy lboulleil I'liLle ('III-Iitv, ciol.i mill Hilver Wnti lie, liliiinoml IUik, Ac. Mi-sr-M irthrnllnr 4 Weh.ier, New York, ive instructed I he Mib-crUier to sell without uiiy serve at his ins No KMiclli slrei I'er Kccel ei's order lor breach of conlrai t), cniiiliicneliig on Friday, the 31st Instant. it 7: i p.m.. im.l even niis at snnin hour, I l.ir.-i-si and tn-st utock of choice extra iifule" Silverware ever ollered In I iinad oorniirls. In" sin erti l- rnlt nn.l Kl mvr Klsrirne.

fake I hM, I'lini, llerrv, hihI I- lower H.skets, 'richest att rn-), costlY Tea, Coll-e mi I lesert Seis, Cravl unit I'lPkU SI oi Is yviIIi Hint lit eleifulit Vasi-. Toilet I Trinket Si Is, i'liio-iiiin llntsl Wnter I'ltehns, Hutu lisne-. Tin vs. Muivprx, Niiekiii HIiirs. Iln-iik-fikH'iuilSdr, Hi'.

ToK-'iher witli 4i Itftt lUiii ish Si iioiisniiil l'i rKK.nll piittnrn ly IC klnul nil I o- In I ills III tkers, -i 1 dnxeii Ivory lluiiilled Tuiiie and I' snt knives, mid nf IKi Mid SI vcr ti'li's, C'tiuprlMlnn tient's llravY linn In Is K. (inf. Knit'lsli mi Aiilprlcni bi vi i rliroiiiiim Hf'f Winders, Fine (iul l.cvci' In enamelled 1 Miiriinliil set, nwicii I'! i Hul ises, lienls' Heavy iluiilliik Silver I'l Ki k'i-Ii. American uinl rswisit I.eYer-. in il iniintjer of i leeunt n.id coxily I'li-in.

I i i nz I'd a i.r tlenlliiii is directed to the Silverware 111 di.s i i lis Hie ot lilt' it renter Mind i.i tlie iiilleles Is mille new In in eoinitry. I 1 1 i i em sii iiliiei.t fiom M. A W. I In-ih tYVn I'll in and which his Mie- every Mill-rae'lon s'lne of tlm I II. ol I li, is Mlftle Plit I III I I'S lV i.i mid ilniab hty ot the mre.

Every In vi I li iviih-iiit reserve ni'd'Yvnli rrmtv i to a 1 1 iliri An.Y Hi. in; ni' tt fullv In nrliii; out I-. Te nl il ii in-. yviI I ne tal; I) iii.d money refuelled. sal" I 'n-il: ve, end at 1 1 il pvenlnif, Iii Inv i veiunir.

-list I list Tie-1 I nmeiii b.s in lw on 'Ilea sihiy, I 'line' sil- 1. .1 1:1 Aucllone. j. i ii r. i.i re-1 OuricL aim: Son lVINi.

NelV I.i i Wri'iii. ,1 1 iteirv. New Irk Stand, sew NevY lldile, New I'raver lio-ik-, New I', -lis. New Al1' .1. Du.io S01.

sparks ol 1 1, v. A NT TO SAVE IT EL IUJY 1 I 1 III llspflll lYe- hnfliiYV Ill I he ceiilre of he 111 v. i.l lll.i'e i ire Ine I lie die in lls. d. Hip depth ol three Inches.

1 1 1 1 11 1 1 Ii It IiiiI.oyv 1 I 11 1 Is conveyed into every toitlnn of lilen lie cnuhil-U nils Tfected, the siting Willi consume I i lieut lllll Ctrl I 1. 1 lite lire Inet.M-eil. lind Hip Ci III pt loll of eiial ur. ii.v l-'or nle liy III.Yth.t Keir, Hide. ill 'Meadow, street, hlillollde ,1 i lrei't.

1 ie. an-2m nell's Patent Washer. Mil. urTAWA. reeelvpil your fiivornnd In reply hen lo say I 1 r.ijki ii 111 the eily iie-i week nnd will cull and at i our iieci'otint.

I want to mid I 11m I 1 1 I. I Willi the wnstiln in ichlne, 11 fully i' ci. npi" al ions. Ann 1 Urr. p'Al 1 i' 'N 1 1 1 al.ti.ii.e I aualli-l paYlin; 11I1V iiiii' in Is 1 i iin.Y eiinllaels YVIIh A Cill.LS 11- in 1-a piio'i-d niMVnrf Ity nf my eiin- l.d.'ie w.

r. I LI. id'Ah'b'Y Pol: SALE. I .,1. 11 ol kalid-Jitiic, 1 to the nhio mi Ihe Ottawa Kiver will In f.uty eity.

The will he sold In lot of a- lll'ty, to Milt, the purchaser. A ply In IMilV, rrestpi' I-Ip, m. 0. 1 one Will. 1..

a'; ITT: UNION house; 1:1:1 1 n.u 111 -riu'if'in -i ii 'I, tt Wrdniclav. the 22nd Instant. JOI IN CHAHAivi, I'HOIMIIEOII. Si. Patrick's Church Bazaar.

W. i ve 1,1:11 1 li asiire In the follow. -t I the 1 ol l'i I I Its who lv- Ii II 1 11 'ir services to wifnrlntend he vi I'ANi'V TAllI.LS with tho St. Patrick's Church Bazaar, Toe 'n'T'dSER 2Tih. In Tern-I- ro 11 il I' -i i slrei t.

winch nt'ei, up I ot Hie cpy. I.r thp p.irpi--e ii hi; iih 11 elt' nls iih tho-, nf tiye senile men of 1 lie li'ilMinit om notit of SI. I'ntriek' Churrti, so .1 vi.t- ejr 1 isk. 111 sW. ,1 the fu.ids In lh 1 -i to fiirihT Ihf of in.

lhl rlnt- llrlee. 10. I f' iiuiip i us Miccr, knowing thai thu irmh Lndl'-s, (and Inusl luilomit th'j SViteh, ua wpII n. l.adl. -oi ther uatton.lltip.).

nave palom.ly tnk. i. I'- in I iii.d. an 1 thM we 'eel ulso crmfldeiit tnul tnera 1 no lad. In vnosp vttn IhPro olio drop o( purp t'pltle hUioil.

hut a III prl la hrraelf In It-liir lar nf ner hi hilwhi hiiun, iiniiuioniii.i In heipuiK to forward the worn of a nulldliitf now cri'ctlon to the irorjr of 'Me Mil lliet). In heipm to forward the wor of under thp Invocation of ft. I'aurlcK unci taey rrl idYsiire-l that ner. Ity will draw down upon lierwlf iiinl iiiil the blnsslrir of thp Suprpuip Ut-lnr, and also tr.ins'uilt to potprlty, a lnUrig monumaut to the end piety of lUe Caihollc Ladle of Ottawa. FANCY TABLES.

bt. r.drlckV. Mr. K. Mm.

J.f:nr.ght, Mm. IC Naicn, Mr. Kir c. Mis. J.

KUvanngh, Ht- Joseph'. Mrt ltprmlnham. Mr. W. II.

Waller, Mrs P. Hyan, Mp. llnn.J. O'Connor, Mrs- tatnoo'lp. CATHEDKAL.

11.. IL W. Spotl, Mm. T. I'roilprick, Mia Conoolly.

Mrs Mcirongal Mr. L. Wbelan. REFRESaME-NT frs. P.

Mcurit, Mrs. CionldcD, Mr- Win. McCaffrey. Mrs M. KavaoafU.

LOTTERY AND FANCY TABLE. J. F. Caldwell. iptolr 1 TX) WHO IS To 15 La ME i die ofTitK Citizbx I have frequently noticed severa well-merited reflections in your columns oil the disgraceful manner in which the Fire amf Light Committee performs its duties.

The lamps aro reldom or ever lighted properly those which aro occasionally honored by a visit from the lamp lighter, aro little bel'er than useless, and only serve to make the darkness nioro appaient. It is a remarkable fact also that on bright moonlight nights tho lamps aro almost invariably a bhizo of light, while on dark ights tho re-verse is the caso. This was particularly noticeable last evening. At the coiner of Hugo and Sparks streets a deep excavation is made for tho waterworks in of con struction. Across tins pit two narrow planks are placed and as the absence ot light is particularly noticeanlo here, the unfortunate pedestrian is obliged to push blindly forward, regardless of consequences.

Iast evening, while the congregai ion ot Christ Church was returning home iiom per-vice, a gentleman namedWm. McKay had the misfortune to slip otf the hank ot earth thrown up. and land at the base of the pit. Fortunately he sustained no injuries beyond a few slight bruises, and the soiling of his wearing apparel. It is time that such culpable carelessness on the part of our city authorities was rectified and it will only be when several accidents have occurred, and suits tor damage are instituted, that our City Fathers will be aioused from their apathy to the necessity of fulfilling their duties.

The citizens ol Ottawa aro justly indignant at neglected condition of the public streets. these lines will have a beneficial ellect, I remain, four's respectfully. WM. J. 1-o'WEK.

i i c. 1873. THE NEW P.KlDGE. To I lie KJIUir or The Cirizk.v. Sin, (jratUude to a giver is always keejiing with strict justice, and while the public mind is agitated concerning a name lor our now bridge connecting Wollinuton and Kidcau ssreots, I would otfer a lew sug-go-dions which however worthy of oonsidetn-lion, may not receive hiiflicient attention to guarantee tho adoption of a name to bo pro-posed.

As yet there appears to bo coiiMdcral indecision as to what the new name shall I.e. I therefore de-no to direct public attention to one important fact in connection with tho prosperity of our city. When our Parliament was perambulating alternately from East to West and rise rtisa. ami great dissasisfaction prevailed at having the public reeoids exposed to loss and damage by such removals, the public mind was very much agitated, in order to decide on ono place as a permanent location for the records ot Canada, it was then agreed in f'aihament to submit to the award of our most gracious Majo-ty, ueen Victor a. who in her wisdom decided on Ottawa as the pi imanent Seal ot Government, thereby settling hat question and mailing our city the most important iu 'anada.

and should these matters be forgotten? (Ilcio I may remark, that our lespoctcd Piemier, Sir. John A. Macdonahl, should foi-ever have tho thanks ot this community, for so nobly standing lirrn to tlio decision of Her Majesty, until those towering buildings were successfully brought to their present state completion.) Again, how many ol were piesent at the arrival at Ottawa of II. Uoyal lnghness, Piinco Albert, kindly sent to Canada by our beloved Queen to lay the coiner stone of the Parliament Puddings These kindnesses must not bo forgotten by the good people of Ottawa, and by giving this new and permanent structure (leunit ing he cast rind western portions of In; c'l the name ol vicroidi 111:11 ok. Tbo Iiei 'holders of Ottawa would rejoice, and geneial -at i-faction prevail in every quarter.

I am one of the early set tlci at (displace and consequently can reflect on the pad with amaement I glance back at the loneliness o( (Ins once dreary and thickly wooded Yvilderness, whero our now prospei-ous city stands, 1.. iking rapid strides in evey direction, causing the old citizens to gae with astonishment, and all agree that 'it 1 a is destined tn bo a great city. We are indebted to our beloved Quoon for ail thr-, therefore, would ng.iin suggn-t the name as most appropriate. Should our Civic Fathers take a sc. on I-ary view of (he subject, probably the Chi namo of our future King would meet their d-'siie, and then call the structure K'lUI.

AI.m.KT BKIIKil. Trii-ting that honor will be given towhorn honor due, Yoiir, AN SEITI.EK. Oct. 27, 1HTJ. The almost unanimous wish of the people of Ottawa ceems that tho brido and avenue should be named after His Excel-lencvEatl IUitterin.

En. Citizkn. Dtrtl. In this ritv, on the 3'tth lntanl, Starrs, I yeui Tho fain ral will take place from hla l.u rc di'iicp, larence Mret to the place of lnU rmeiil, tit-morrow (Tmssiluy) afternoon at threp o'cluck. Trlen ls and are reaj c-lfally refill t-ed in atfud.

'New Advertisements this Dav IMMEDIATELY One Drv Good Salesman at ('HAS lilt VHoN 'a, Sjvirks nr-et. 1 vtoix The Pacific Railway Scandal. lgg 3HaO3) i on 8ACK AT Henderson Co's, i in Nova Scotia, a membclr for ihat province, especially ono who had becn in any way instrumental in aiding the formation of the union, would find himself a most awkward position in aiding tho conspiracies of men who aro oppose 1 not only to tho British spirit which should animate our politics, but opposed alio to what are deemed the of tho province 'be comes from. Tho present Opposition have the peculiar of having unfairly criticised and attempted to thwart every attempt to introduce a new province 4o the union, or to conciliate any disaffection in one of the original provinces. It they hal bad their way Nova Scotia would still be out of tune with tho Confcdeiation New Jiiunswick would ho distracted with internal discord and discontented with her financial position; Lntuh Columbia would have a lessened representation Prince Kdward Island would probably be not in the union at all.

Jf these facts do not appeal to maritime members, to make thorn hesi tato about joining the Opposition, they aro less frhrewd, less wise, than wo tako them to be. Moreover, it is a matter of congratu lat ion that not one of tho maritime Minis ters has ever been even suspected of having had any hand in any of the transactions which tho Opposition aro making capital out of. The dead and the living arc alike unstained; and to sustain them power, power which they have used f-o wisely and so well, should be one of the principal aitm of their fellow proyin It be that it is on tho constitution al grounds of the case that tho members we refer to aro refusing their support to tho iovernment. Thero is not single point (wo defy any one to produce one; of consti tutioual practice in which tho position taken by tho 'iovernment is not sustained by tho Ceneral (himself a pupil of the Liberal school of politics) by tho British pi ess, by tho (iovern 'nent, and by every record of tho most extensive and the most brilliant collection ol contitu-tional precedents in Europe It cannot bo that it is iu tho belief that the (iovernment are guilty of the crimes alleged against them, that these gentlemen are going to withdraw their ipport. For even the worst of tho Opposition have not yet dared to mako that direct, statement, and- only contend that tho question oi guilt one ftill for Parliamentary enquiry.

It cannot bo, epecially for tho younger men of them, that they hope for higher position, a greater career, a loftier ambition on tbo other sido of tho Ifoue, in the party opposed to tho Administration for it is tbo party in power al tho present which has most fostered rising talent, and, iu wio imitation of the Whig policy of Sonicr and Montague, has honorably won to its sido tho best of the young Iiteiary and polieal talent of tho liominion. Wo aro, iu line, totally unablo to fathom tho reasons which threaten todivide certain members from their old political frionds, to separato them from tho party which has be friended every interest they hold dear, and to seduce them into action against the strontr feelings of their Province. XoiKntf .1 ceil s-cU Hint. I'ho study of tlio articles ot tho Opposition press will for tho next week prove an occupation of much interest and amusement. i'ho papers which have been laid before Par.

Lament contain so much that is unpalata ble, and so lit tic that they can lay hold on to tamper with or to garble, that their man ner of dealing with them will call for all their ingenuity, and test to tho utmost the extent of their partian vocabulary. Ono instalment has come to hand fiom tho highest Opposition quarter. We hive read it with much interest and, after doing so, havo come to tho conclusion that tho despatches aro considered unanswerable, and that tho only manner in which they will bo dealt with will bo by sneers at the (iover-nor (Jenerai and appeals to party passion ng unst tho reasonable effect of tho papers upon tho minds of member. The first, striking sentence which wo find tho first long article of tho ih-st opposition paper is this Nobody accused him (Governor-General) of having acted Wo presumo that members who came to that sentence must hivo felt a little, beivil dcrcd and sat clown without further perusal to take what tho humorist called a big think." "Nobody accused him?" Is it possible aro things as they seem, or is vis-" ions about IX) wo not remember that Karl Pi was accused of having used the prerogative ot tho Crown in an oppressive manner, and ihat this accusation was repeated in do.ens of quarters, and in language strong as to cause alarm tho minds of timid peoplo, who thought that tho days, of Nero ere at hand Yet, wo are told that nobody accused him of having acted uncon stitutionally." lt wo not remember thai fierce and frequent allusions were made to Chahlks the first and to Skraoes and kiues, in reference to hirl PrFKtnix's procedure and in indignant denunciation of his action. Vet wo aro told that" no-body accuses him.M I'o wo not remember that the Governor-General was accused of having 'turned Parliament out of doors," surely an mc0nstitutioonal proceeding? Vet we aro told that nobody accused him ofi having actod unconstitutionally." Do we not remember that in the Railway Committee room on tho 13th August, Mr.

Holton ''The worst possible insult had been pi upon Parliament by a Uov.